As I said farewell this week to my neighbor Janice Scansaroli and Tariq, a Life’s WORC benefactor and friend, I felt what a fitting image Tom created. Congressman Tom Suozzi spoke eloquently at dear friend Tariq Khan’s remembrance ceremony about how life is like a beautiful rose, filled with thorns that hurt, but with the.
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As I said farewell this week to my neighbor Janice Scansaroli and Tariq, a Life’s WORC benefactor and friend, I felt what a fitting image Tom created. Congressman Tom Suozzi spoke eloquently at dear friend Tariq Khan’s remembrance ceremony about how life is like a beautiful rose, filled with thorns that hurt, but with the.
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